Ellomay's H1 2026 results benefit from Luzon sale; liquidity improves
Aug 18, 2026, 4:14 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
One-off Luzon sale catalyzes large net profit from discontinued operations and tax benefits, boosting reported earnings and cash on hand. The balance sheet shows solid liquidity (€113.5m cash) and manageable net debt (€50.9m), with a compelling EBITDA base (€90.6m for H1). Execution of US/Italy/NL projects and favorable regulatory edges (FER X, storage expansion) support valuation upside, at least in the near term. FX headwinds remain a risk, but net debt to EBITDA remains favorable.
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Ellomay Capital reported unaudited H1 2026 results, with €21.1m six-month revenue and €58.3m net income, driven largely by a €94.8m capital gain from selling Ellomay Luzon Energy; results include discontinued operations. Cash rose to €113.5m and net debt stood at €50.9m, underpinning liquidity for an expansive project pipeline in Italy, the US and the Netherlands. EBITDA reached €90.6m for six months, underscoring a strong operating base despite FX headwinds and ongoing capital needs.
Ellomay reports H1 2026 results; Luzon sale yields €94.8m net capital gain.
Six-month revenue €21.1m; EBITDA €90.6m; net income €58.3m; discontinued ops boost.
Cash €113.5m; net debt €50.9m; liquidity supports pipeline expansion.
Italy/USA/Netherlands project updates; FER X tenders; Hillsboro (14 MW) grid in Sept 2026.
FX: NIS strength against euro raises financing costs; net FX-adjusted financing ≈€2.3m.
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